Comms + vMix, solo
A single-stage conference, panel or streamed studio session run by one person on comms and vMix.
- Showcalling on comms
- vMix vision mixing
- Remote presenter integration
- Stream to your platform
- Laptop-based rig available
That combination is rare. It also solves a very common live-event problem: the showcaller sees one version of the show, the vMix operator sees another, and the stream gets whatever survives the handover. I sit closer to the whole machine. Cameras, graphics, speakers, remote guests, lower thirds, stream, audience view. All of it has to line up.
Send dates, a venue and a rough scope and I come back with a clear plan in one working day — which role(s) I take, whether one position can cover comms and vMix, and where a second operator is needed.
I build the vMix scenes, inputs, NDI routing, replays and graphics, and write the cue list with the director. Remote contributors get a tested join path before the day, not on it.
On headset with the director from the first walk-through. I cue the room and cut the cameras, keeping the in-room IMAG and the stream both clean, with remote presenters made to feel part of the room.
Clean recording and stream outputs handed over, plus notes for next time. Day-rate, project-rate and retained support depending on scope.
A single-stage conference, panel or streamed studio session run by one person on comms and vMix.
A senior vMix operator or showcaller dropped into someone else’s production, on the AV supplier’s kit.
Multi-camera fan conventions, multi-stage events or complex hybrid shows where roles split across a team.
Plain prose, three sentences. Date, format, scale, what would count as a good show. I reply within a working day.